Vermont Ski Resorts-Your Guide

Ascutney Mountain Resort, a Vermont four-season mountainside community that caters to families and friends. We take pride in creating the family fun vacation and trust your Ascutney experience will hold true. From our superb mountain layout and Ascutney Learning Center programs, to a wide variety of activities for all ages, Ascutney brings family fun to winter and summer vacations.

The Perfect Vermont Family Ski Vacation!

Family Ski and Stay Packages for all abilities and all budgets. Learn to ski and ride for all ages, true Vermont resort hospitality. Bolton Valley Vermont is the perfect getaway for families who want to learn to ski and ride in a safe, friendly Vermont resort atmosphere.

Vermont Skiing and Riding at its best!

Bolton Valley Vermont is a unique, high mountain alpine ski village surrounded by over 5,000 pristine acres. At Bolton Valley, Vermont the recreational opportunities are as numerous as the views are spectacular. Whether your interest is skiing or snowboarding, telemark or Nordic, backcountry or night skiing, Bolton Valley has it all in abundance.

After your legs have had enough, relax in the Sports Center's Jacuzzi, heated pool or warm up in the sauna. Need more activity? Join a basketball game, play tennis, or work out on exercise equipment. There seems to be no limit on ways to stay active.

Great food, we have that too. Want to stay in slope side lodging? Look no further. All the lodging, whether they be Inn accommodations, suites, or condominiums, all are either on the slopes or within a short walking distance. No cars needed at Bolton Valley, it's all right here. We are family friendly, affordable and offer loads of fun. This is the place to get away and enjoy the best Vermont has to offer.

Bromley Mountain has 45 classic New England trails and glades with a variety of terrain that is seldom seen elsewhere. It is perfect for skiers & riders of all ability levels from first timers to those who crave the gravity-adrenaline rush. Because Bromley is a south-facing mountain (the only one in New England), don't forget your sunblock and shades to be prepared for some of the sunniest, most comfortable skiing and riding you'll find anywhere in the East.

If you thought winter was our only gig, guess again-Bromley's Sun Mountain Adventure Park in the summer is Vermont's Sun and Fun Park. The Alpine Slide, Sun Mountain Flyer ZipRider Miniature Golf & Big Splash Water Slide Ride, along with the KidZone for the kids and many more attractions, make Bromley the Vermont amusement park to be at this summer.

Employment - We are dedicated to creating a memorable Resort experience that will keep our guests coming back season after season and having fun while doing so. Let us know if you'd like to become a part of our team.

Press Room - Do you need facts about the mountain, or want to download a press kit, then this is the place for you! We'll also feature some of our latest press releases so that you're never short on Bromley story ideas!

Renowned for its breathtaking views and ski racing heritage,Burke Mountain is the best kept secret in the Northeast. Home of Burke Mountain Academy, the most highly acclaimed ski academy in the country, with over 45 Olympians to its credit, Burke Mountain features winding trails and glades on 250 acres of terrain and a vertical drop of over 2000 feet. A unique blend of friendly, genuine, service and traditional terrain define the character of one of the last remaining Vermont Ski Classics.

This is a sport where many resorts throw impressive numbers, statistics and 'est's' at you (longest, deepest, bestest%u2026) and while we certainly have our fair share of numbers and accolades, about-Jay Peak is definitely something that can be difficult to quantify within the world of numbers.

Our approach to skiing and riding is pretty simple; approach the business of skiing and riding from the perspective of the skier and rider. That is, make big mountain skiing and riding affordable (and that market share will always trump yield). Have enough in the way of bell and whistle to compliment the skiing and riding, not replace and detract from it. That commitment should be rewarded. Early openings and late closings are important. And that first Tram always trumps last call.

Recently, our long-time President Bill Stenger assembled a group of investors (and by group we don't mean a monolithic beastie of a corporation-more like another homeowner and his buddy) to purchase Jay Peak from long-time owner Mont Saint Sauveur Corporation of Canada. What you'll see reinforced this season is that when resorts are run by those who ski and ride, skiers and riders benefit.
We care about snow and glades and making both American and Canadian skiers and riders feel welcome. We care about affordable lunch specials. We think snow reports should tell the truth and we don't think staying a night in a ski-in/ski-out town home has to break the bank.

About Jay Peak? We stand for quite a bit but the only way to see what drives us is to make the drive.

BEAST HAS ITS OWN GRAVITATIONAL PULL.

Variety is the spice of skiing and riding and it's the reason skiers and riders of all abilities make the pilgrimage to The Beast. Six mountains. 140 trails. Over 70 miles of terrain. An extensive lift network featuring two high-speed gondolas that service everything from groomed cruisers to classic New England tree runs to parks, pipes, bumps and steeps.

The Mountain

Magic is a true skiing treasure. Steep narrow twisting trails, moderate groomers, and tremendous glade skiing, Magic is one of Vermont's last best kept secrets. With uncrowded slopes and fresh tracks that often last days after a storm, locals know Magic is the place to ski. Magic's "ski it if you dare" policy lets adventurous skiers enjoy all this mountain has to offer, while the updated snowmaking and grooming equipment will guarantee great skiing for the whole family.

Located in Southern Vermont, Magic is just minutes from Manchester, Vt. and just a few hours from many metropolitan centers. Just off Rte.11 near the junction of Rte.100, Magic is the perfect destination for a quick Vermont skiing getaway.

A mountain steeped in history, trails were first cut here in 1934, making the Snow Bowl one of Vermont's earliest ski areas and clearing the way for a legacy of champion Middlebury College ski teams and a host of Olympians. Today three chairlifts-two triples and one double-serve 17 trails, plus several gladed areas for skiing and riding in the trees. State-of-the-art snowmaking ensures quality snow even when Mother Nature doesn't cooperate. The mountain's historic lodge, which was expanded and remodeled in 2003, features the original fieldstone fireplace where intrepid skiers warmed their woolies in the early days before the lodge was built. Skiers and riders enjoy the Bowl's full service cafeteria and can rent equipment or get their skis and boards tuned in the Ski and Snowboard Shop. Whether discovering the sport for the first time or fine tuning carving skills, instruction is available from the professionally-staffed Snow School.

All these big mountain amenities along with affordable prices make the Snow Bowl a true skiers' and riders' mountain and a place families and college racers alike call home.

There are four main areas at Okemo, each with at least one high speed detachable quad. The main mountain is serviced primarily by the Northstar Express Quad and two older fixed-grip triples. The 1,700-vertical-foot cruisers, such as Chief, World Cup, and Jolly Green Giant are accessed from the Northstar Express. When lift lines become crowded the Green Ridge Triple can be used to reach the top of the mountain instead, although it loads at the middle of the mountain. The main area also includes runs directed at more advanced skiers, such as Searle's Way, Sel's Choice, Nor'Easter Terrain Park, Defiance, and the Dew Zone (Mountain Dew sponsored halfpipe and snowboard park).

Solitude, to the right of the main mountain as one looks uphill, offers about 1,100 vertical feet. The Solitude area also has its own base lodge, hotel accommodations, and private trailside homes. Most of the trails in this area are intermediate cruisers, though some blacks exist, such as Exhibition and The Plunge.

Our mountains are calling!
Your family and friends will love all the skiing and snowboarding our 3 big mountains have to offer. No matter what your skill level - we have terrain for all abilities, ranging from gentle cruisers for beginners to more advanced trails for intermediates, all the way to the East's only triple black-diamond trail, The Black Hole, for the most experienced skiers and snowboarders. Regardless of your ability or age, we have a world renowned ski and snowboard school, our own Snow Sport University® that will help you take your skills to the next level. Try out the latest ski or snowboard equipment during your vacation right here at our own 3 Mountain Equipment. And, we have so much more than just Alpine activities! Other outdoor activities include such adventures as cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, dog sledding, and snowmobile touring.

Mount Mansfield is both a protective barrier and a celebrated attribute of the Stowe community. Its distinctiveness and mass grant us an earthly sense of proportion. Our mountain evokes a spectrum of emotions from fear to bravery, awe to serenity, and spirituality to awareness of self.

Each of the trails at Stowe Mountain Resort offers a unique experience - hence "The Great 48." Because no two trails are alike, individualism and self-expression awaken within those who explore the mountain's character. The mythology and magnetism of Stowe are the inspiration that continues to bring the community at large to this special place.

Stratton Mountain Ski Resort in Vermont, New England is a top ski and snowboard resort, and summer and winter getaway. This destination resort offers nearly 600 acres of skiing and snowboarding terrain including top ranked terrain parks, convenient lodging, slopeside Village, Sports Center, Spa and a full slate of winter and summer events and activities. Stratton has something for every visitor - skiers, snowboarders or those simply wanting to get away and enjoy Vermont vacation values from bargain lodging to luxurious condominiums, all within sight of southern Vermont's highest peak.

Many know us for our award winning terrain (and yes it is some of the best terrain in the East!), but we're much, much more than that. The natural beauty and mountain environment provide a striking setting and a true escape from the everyday. Our home - the Mad River Valley - provides a reason in and of itself to visit Sugarbush. "The Valley" as locals call it, is full of Vermont charm and empty of stop lights and fast food joints. Quirky shops, great restaurants, artisan galleries, covered bridges, church steeples, and more...all strung together by the winding Mad River. Come visit!

Suicide Six is one of the most family-friendly ski areas in Vermont. With 30% beginner, 40% intermediate and 30% advanced slope ratings, there's a safe trail for the skier of every age and ability. And the men and women of our Ski Patrol are readily available to assist you in choosing the trail that best matches your ability.

Our modern trail grooming and snowmaking capabilities insure that you and your family can plan on an exhilarating day of skiing or riding with any stay at The Woodstock Inn & Resort during our winter ski season. And you'll be sharing a family experience that dates back to Wallace "Bunny" Bertram, who opened the first ski lift on Hill No. 6 (thus, the name) back in 1936.

And snowboarders are welcome on the same slopes that proudly hosted the first National Snow Snurfing (the original name) competition in 1982.